First Amendment Schools—Butler Middle School
First Amendment Schools grant of $12,000 to Butler Middle School for each of three years. First Amendment Schools Educating for Freedom and Responsibility is a national initiative "designed to transform how schools model and teach the rights and responsibilities of citizenship that frame civic life in our democracy."

Intel Corporation—Crescent View, Eastmont and Midvale Middle Schools
Camille Baker, Heather Young, Barbara Gentry, Pam Giles
Award of $77,056 in technology support for Phase II of the Middle School Math/Science Teaching and Learning Improvement Project to provide mobile math/science computer labs for three additional middle schools.

Intel Foundation—Jordan School District
Camille Baker, Heather Young, Barbara Gentry, Pam Giles
Intel Foundation grant award of $100,000 to support Phase II of Jordan School District's Middle School Math/Science Teaching and Learning Improvement Project. The grant will allow for the Project's math/science technology-integration specialist to continue to mentor and work with project teachers and their students during the 2002-2003 school year, expand professional development to three additional middle schools (Crescent View, Eastmont, and Midvale), and develop and pilot technology-integrated curriculum that aligns with the State Core Curriculum for middle school math and science courses taught in Jordan School District.

Intel Corporation—Jordan School District
Ann Bjorkland, Kelly Dumont, Shelly Nordick, Margo Shirley
Intel® Teach to the Future grant award, with support from Microsoft, for the purpose of training 15 Master Teachers to teach 600 to 900 additional JSD teachers during the next two years how to integrate computer technology into their existing curriculum. Information concerning training opportunities in or near your school is available through your principal. For a list of Master Teachers or more informaiton, click on Principal's Corner.

21st Century Community Learning Centers--Jordan School District
Third year of federal 3-year grant award of $5.3 million to support community partners' collaboration efforts to meet the needs of students at risk of academic failure, provide services to at-risk families, and address the needs of Jordan District's urban community through the establishment of community learning centers. Through the support of this grant, Jordan District, in partnership with Boys and Girls Clubs, is establishing Community Learning Centers in the following schools: Hillcrest High School, Midvale Middle, East Midvale Elementary, Midvale Elementary, West Jordan Middle, Columbia Elementary, Heartland Elementary, Midvalley Elementary, Union Middle, Copperview Elementary, Majestic Elementary and Mountview Elementary. In addition, the grant will support the establishment of a health care clinic in the Midvale Boys and Girls Club in partnership with Utah Health Care Services; and provide a Family Resource Center where the public can access community and agency partners for "one-step" information and support.

Comprehensive School Reform--Copperview Elementary School
Federal grant award of $50,000 (third year of three-year grant) to provide ongoing support for implementation of Urban Learning Centers Comprehensive School Reform Model.